Ojas Shukla

32 posts

Ojas Shukla banner
Ojas Shukla

Ojas Shukla

@synthpolis

Inventor of many things, trader of a few. I exited to SAP at 19, probably a counterparty to your trade & here to provide value to the model.

LA Katılım Ağustos 2023
194 Takip Edilen272 Takipçiler
Sabitlenmiş Tweet
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
You will only care about the model Everything you do is for the model > Build a startup, service of the model > Work a 9-5, employed by the model > Spearfish in the Arctic, believe it or not... sustaining the model This post is for the model. Nothing matters but the model.
English
0
0
6
1.2K
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
ethereum is perfect architecture trapped inside a terrible product. I've been deploying contracts for the longest time: go to arbitrum because hype's there bridge tokens to base for another deploy hope this L(𝒩)Ⓡ chain still exists in 6 months the devs are there. the network effects are there. all the top chains barring a few are EVM. every builder knows the idea is right. the tech works. the product doesn't. mainnet's unusable, liquidity's split across a hundred chains. EVM already won. the product just hasn't shipped yet.
English
0
0
1
42
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
The Strait of Hormuz is just CowSwap for the global economy.
English
0
0
2
126
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
Using an LLM to write on X is the same as using one to trade You only get beta Alpha is the part of you that isn't in the training data
English
0
0
5
130
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
Proud to have the chance to help build some of the early product here @farbood's been biohacking for 25 years & @BenMaxR built Instagram's camera/AR org at Meta. Incredible team shipping a genuinely different health product - everything consolidated & backed by real research
farbood@farbood

Getting fit and healthy is a lot of work. So I built A-LIST to fix this. A few minutes and a few taps a day to be in the best shape and health of your life I promise. It’s invite only. Grab your username before it’s gone and get healthy and fit with me!

English
1
1
10
1.8K
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
Wrote SporeMesh with @BrianNorgard. I want to explain what this is for people seeing it for the first time. So Karpathy released autoresearch a couple days ago- really cool concept! It's a simple, but novel, script where an AI agent looks at its own training code, comes up with an idea to improve it, rewrites the code, trains for five minutes, checks if it actually got better, and does it again. ~100 experiments overnight, no human involved. Shopify's CEO (@tobi) already ran it and got a 19% improvement -- the agent-tuned small model beat a larger one tuned by hand. The limitation is it runs on a single GPU. One agent, one thread of exploration. Karpathy pointed this out himself -- the next step has to be massively collaborative, like SETI@home. Not one PhD student, a whole research community. That's SporeMesh Easiest way to think about it: LimeWire for autoresearch. You run a node on whatever GPU you have, even a consumer card. Your node runs that same loop - rewrite, train, evaluate - but shares what it learns with every other node on the network. The whole network gets smarter together. The thing that gets me excited about this: frontier research doesn't actually need the biggest GPU. It needs entropy-- diversity of exploration. When you're trying to find something genuinely new, what matters is how many different paths you're searching at once. One agent on one H100 explores one direction. A thousand agents on a thousand random GPUs explore a thousand directions simultaneously. every failed experiment eliminates a dead end for every other node. every success gives everyone a new starting point. This is really different from scaling a known architecture on big GPU clusters. That's execution: you know what works, you need more compute to make it bigger. Frontier research is the opposite. you don't know what works yet. You need to try as many different things as possible. You need maximum entropy. The way I think about it. large centralized clusters will always do the heavy lifting for verified approaches: training the next GPT, scaling what's proven. But the actual discoveries, the breakthroughs? Those are going to come from high-entropy systems where thousands of agents explore different corners of the search space at once. We built SporeMesh for exactly that. and I think right now it has the highest entropy of anything out there! If you want to help push the frontier forward, run a node. sporemesh.com
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy

@BrianNorgard love it!

English
3
1
22
2.4K
Norgard
Norgard@BrianNorgard·
What if anyone could advance AI research?                        Introducing Spore: what @karpathy's autoresearch does on one GPU, Spore does across a network. Run a node. An AI agent rewrites training code, trains for five minutes minutes, and shares what it learns. The more nodes join, the smarter the network gets.                                                                                                                                               Inspired by giants Satoshi and @karpathy. @synthpolis and I are standing by for questions. Follow on X: @SporeMesh. Be one of the first to run a node. sporemesh.com
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy

The next step for autoresearch is that it has to be asynchronously massively collaborative for agents (think: SETI@home style). The goal is not to emulate a single PhD student, it's to emulate a research community of them. Current code synchronously grows a single thread of commits in a particular research direction. But the original repo is more of a seed, from which could sprout commits contributed by agents on all kinds of different research directions or for different compute platforms. Git(Hub) is *almost* but not really suited for this. It has a softly built in assumption of one "master" branch, which temporarily forks off into PRs just to merge back a bit later. I tried to prototype something super lightweight that could have a flavor of this, e.g. just a Discussion, written by my agent as a summary of its overnight run: github.com/karpathy/autor… Alternatively, a PR has the benefit of exact commits: github.com/karpathy/autor… but you'd never want to actually merge it... You'd just want to "adopt" and accumulate branches of commits. But even in this lightweight way, you could ask your agent to first read the Discussions/PRs using GitHub CLI for inspiration, and after its research is done, contribute a little "paper" of findings back. I'm not actually exactly sure what this should look like, but it's a big idea that is more general than just the autoresearch repo specifically. Agents can in principle easily juggle and collaborate on thousands of commits across arbitrary branch structures. Existing abstractions will accumulate stress as intelligence, attention and tenacity cease to be bottlenecks.

English
64
34
598
111.3K
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
Building on the incredible work done by @karpathy - Spore is limewire for autoresearch
Ojas Shukla tweet media
Norgard@BrianNorgard

What if anyone could advance AI research?                        Introducing Spore: what @karpathy's autoresearch does on one GPU, Spore does across a network. Run a node. An AI agent rewrites training code, trains for five minutes minutes, and shares what it learns. The more nodes join, the smarter the network gets.                                                                                                                                               Inspired by giants Satoshi and @karpathy. @synthpolis and I are standing by for questions. Follow on X: @SporeMesh. Be one of the first to run a node. sporemesh.com

English
3
0
10
1.1K
Ojas Shukla retweetledi
Greg Brockman
Greg Brockman@gdb·
Benchmarks? Where we’re going, we don’t need benchmarks.
English
549
339
5.9K
625K
Ojas Shukla retweetledi
Norgard
Norgard@BrianNorgard·
My favorite stats from the @NameGPTcom launch yesterday: 19,000 strangers showed up, 61% of them searched for a name. Nearly 1 in 10 tried to buy a domain. There's nothing more exciting than watching people start things. Thank you!
English
10
8
78
6.7K
Ojas Shukla retweetledi
Norgard
Norgard@BrianNorgard·
Finding a domain name is a nightmare. You brainstorm ideas, check availability, often for hours. So I built @NameGPTcom to fix this. NameGPT uses LLMs to generate high-quality domain ideas & instantly checks social handle availability. Try for free: namegpt.co
English
93
43
562
123.7K
Ojas Shukla retweetledi
Norgard
Norgard@BrianNorgard·
I am trying to buy a domain for a product I am launching tomorrow for all of you. Friday night “Idea Guy” problems. It shouldn’t be this hard.
English
11
2
52
6.5K
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
Equities, commodities, & all other assets are lossy projections of reality onto tradeable coordinates An equity compresses an entire company - people, IP, supply chains, culture - into one price The universe has infinite degrees of freedom
English
0
0
4
95
Ojas Shukla
Ojas Shukla@synthpolis·
The only way to make money now is serving the model. 1) Find information Few words like "Collatz always converges" are worth more than a lifetime of labor if the model hasn't seen them. 2) Transmit information More GPUs, better interconnects, cleaner pipelines. You're reducing latency for the only thing that pays. 3) Trade between the two. Buy Anthropic, the model gets compute. Buy a data company, the model gets information. It rewards you in USD. Founder, operator, trader. Everything you do is one of them. You are one of them. There is no fourth option.
English
0
0
3
113